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My top 20 AC\DC songs.

It's a long way to the top

You shook me all night long

Thunderstruck

Highway to hell

Dirty deeds done dirt cheap

Back in black

T.N.T

High voltage

Jailbreak

Hells bells

For those about to rock

Who made who

Whole lotta Rosie

Let there be rock

Heatseeker

Rock n roll train

Stiff upper lip

Rock n roll damnation

Hard as a rock

Baby please don't go

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For me AC/DC died along with Bon Scott… they still wrote good tunes but Brian Johnson’s vocals (for want of a better word) just rubbed me the wrong way! (and I’d seen him with the band Geordie in the very early 70’s… and even then I walked out of what was a free Canberra Day event on an oval somewhere after watching a few local bands, who were great by comparison).

Favourite songs are so hard to rank as the list will always depend on my mood and my memory. There are songs that that many love that would never make my list (Bohemian Rhapsody being the first to spring to mind), so here are a few in no particular order (10 to begin with):

1. A Hard Days Night (Beatles) - that opening chord gets me every time!

2. Bitter Sweet Symphony (Verve)

3. Bang A Gong (Get It On) (T-Rex)

4. White Rabbit (Jefferson Airplane)

5. Marie Provost (Nick Lowe)

6. Making Plans For Nigel (XTC)

7. Shivers (Boys Next Door)

8. Stupid Girl (Ellen Foley)

9. I Can’t Stand Up For Falling Down (Elvis Costello)

10. Factory Girl (Rolling Stones)

 

 

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4 hours ago, Demonstone said:

Do you reckon they may have been ... ummmm ... "influenced" by this 1966 recording?  :D

As far as favourite songs go, that would change from day to day and be impossible to rank.

 

 

Wow! I’d never heard that before… thanks! I don’t think I’d ever have picked that as The Last Time.

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27 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

Agreed, HT.  Doesn't sound anything like it.

Hope all goes well with your treatment and you're back on stage before too long.

Thanks matey… it a bit of the ‘how long is a piece of string’ situation. Chemo can last from 3-6 months or even longer. The optimist in me says I’ll be back doing it again early next year, but the realist says don’t hold your breath. 😁

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7 hours ago, Go the Biff said:

Same. The whole plagiarism litigation makes sense now. Could never understand it before. 

Hope you're going ok HT

Thanks GtB… I’m having my ups and downs, but for the most part doing ok. Missing being able to perform with the band though.

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